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浏览器不支持音频Part IV News report（10’）You’re going to hear an interview with three tourists visiting Xi’an, China. Listen to the introduction part. Supply the information about Xi’an and Qin shihuang. Xi’an is now the capital of During the Tang Dynasty, it was the capital of known then as It was city in the world. It’s also of China’s first Emperor-- Qin Shihuang.

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